A Path Verification Solution based on SRv6
draft-jliu-tpp-srv6-00
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| Authors | Jun Liu , Hewu Li , Tianyu Zhang , Qian Wu , Zongpeng Du | ||
| Last updated | 2024-08-31 (Latest revision 2024-02-28) | ||
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Abstract
A trusted network path is desired for source authentication and path verification. The emergence of IPv6 Segment Routing (SRv6) may bring the opportunity to assemble trusted network paths with a lightweight IP header. This document describes a trusted network path verification mechanism based on SRv6 (Segment Routing to enable Trusted and Private Network Paths, SR-TPP), which supports network path verification with path information protection. SR-TPP extends SRv6 function in protocol header to meet the requirement of path compliance. Path information is sequentially encoded into the segment list in SR-TPP so that path information is partially visible to each intermediate router. The distributed verification of SR-TPP also makes it easier to locate faults.
Authors
Jun Liu
Hewu Li
Tianyu Zhang
Qian Wu
Zongpeng Du
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